SoCalPaul, Sep 15,

May 24, Die Grinder with Burr bit. Lots of grease.

After removing the upper arm, place it in a vise, and begin to heat the center sleeve: Once the rubber is hot and separated from the sleeve, press the sleeve out: After sleeve is out, and rubber is still warm, use sawzall to carve the rubber out.

Jul 30, This is part one of replacing the control arm bushings in a Toyota Tacoma 4x4 pickup. Part 1 is removing the control arms from the vehicle.

Tacomas ' started by blknblubkrdude, Jun 1,

Music by:Wat. Tacoma Suspension - Control Arms. The first step assumes that you have properly immobilized and supported the vehicle and have the front wheel removed. Next, remove the front strut or coilover assembly and sway bar linkage. Clean the work area. Remove the cotter pin and castle nut from the tie rod end (TRE) stud where it fastens to yew bush trimmed tree steering knuckle. Hey guys in this video I show you how I remove my lower control arm.

Sorry it's in peaces but I think you will get the idea.

As such, this is also a good time to refresh the bushings that secure it as well, which is not a difficult process: Step-by-Step Steering Rack Bushing Replacement on a 1st Gen Tacoma or 3rd Gen 4Runner.

I used both original equipment a. Sep 16, Just talked to these guys about 1st Gen Tundra/Sequoia Lower Control Arm bushing options.

Basically was hoping that something would cross over, or be close enough. What I was told, was that they are, FOR THE FIRST TIME, this year rolling in a tundra to start developing poly bushings for (previously only offered steering rack set based on same P.I SUGGEST YOU READ THIS VIDOE DESCRIPTION AND THE COMMENT WE PINNEDIn this video, we show you how to remove your lower control arms, remove and replace. Sep 04, Cut the cams.

Take a bottle jack and place between the insides of the arm so that the tip of the jack it putting a bit of force on the inside of the bushing to be removed and with the flat base of the jack on the opposite bushing.

Pump jack just enough so it just holds itself in place between the arm.